It's impossible to imagine how the victims of the Manchester terrorist attack and those who were affected by it are feeling. That's why it can be hard to know how to offer help in senseless instances of tragedy such as this.

Camila Cabello certainly knows this. She stopped by ITV's This Morning yesterday to talk about her upcoming album, but when the discussion turned to the Manchester terrorist attack and her friendship with Ariana Grande, Camila was at a loss for words.

"You talk about pain [on your album] and there's been so much of that in this country over the last week," the interviewer said. "You know Ariana don't you?"

"Yeah, I spoke to her after that happened," Camila said. "I'm so sorry. I can't even imagine."

"How as she when you spoke to her," the interviewer asked.

"You know, obviously shaken up," Camila said, searching for words. "There's no way to — I mean, what can you say even to..." she offered, trailing off.

"Absolutely," Camila said. "We were just talking about that concert in the car and I feel like it's horrible that it takes that [attack] sometimes for people to come together, but I'm super proud of her. And I think that coming back to Manchester with everybody [means a lot]."

Camila says that from day one, Ariana has supported her career. "Ariana is one person that has always been so supportive of me since the beginning and when my first songs came out, she Facetimed me and was like 'Congratulations, I'm so proud of you.'"

You can watch Camila's entire interview below.

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